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  • 1996Praise of Painting12 cited
  • 2006Rembrandt and His Circle: Drawings and Prints10 cited
  • 1993Denomination and Iconography: The Choice of Subject Matter in the Biblical Painting of the Rembrandt Circle9 cited
  • 2004Rembrandt's 'Workshop' revisited7 cited
  • 1970Rembrandt and the Italian Baroque7 cited
  • 2007Rembrandt and the body language of Mughal miniatures5 cited
  • 1971The Present State of Rembrandt Studies1 cited

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